Texas § 8824.103 RIGHT TO ENTER LAND.

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§ 8824.103 — RIGHT TO ENTER LAND.

Texas § 8824.103

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Tex. Special District Local Laws Code Code Ann. § 8824.103 (2026).

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Sec. 8824.103. RIGHT TO ENTER LAND.

(a)A district director or employee or a person who contracts with the district may enter private property on behalf of the district without obtaining the permission of the property owner only if:

(1)the purpose of the entry is to conduct an investigation of a violation of or enforce a district rule; and

(2)the property owner is provided reasonable notice before the property is entered.

(b)A district director or employee or a person who contracts with the district must obtain the permission of a property owner before entering private property on behalf of the district for any purpose other than the purposes described by Subsection (a)(1).

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Sec. 8824.103. RIGHT TO ENTER LAND. (a) A district director or employee or a person who contracts with the district may enter private property on behalf of the district without obtaining the permission of the property owner only if:
(1) the purpose of the entry is to conduct an investigation of a violation of or enforce a district rule; and
(2) the property owner is provided reasonable notice before the property is entered.
(b) A district director or employee or a person who contracts with the district must obtain the permission of a property owner before entering private property on behalf of the district for any purpose other than the purposes described by Subsection (a)(1).